Sentence examples for mitigated some of the from inspiring English sources

If Juncker had stopped at "borders are the worst", perhaps he could have mitigated some of the damage.

The process used by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin successfully mitigated some of the hype that Facebook couldn't.

The rapid increases in home prices, which has mitigated some of the stock losses, appear to be ending, although few economists expect sharp drops in 2003.

Over time the company has made policy changes that have mitigated some of the biggest issues we and others have with them.

It was reported that during oxidation of heavy oil at 200 °C water enhanced CO2 production and that water mitigated some of the other deleterious effects of low-temperature oxidation, such as increased viscosity and acidity [13].

There were certainly other issues, but that friendship mitigated some of the loneliness of the marriage.

Even so, there was a possibility, never taken, of mitigating some of the grimmest consequences.

Paying the living wage might help mitigate some of the negative effects of universal credit".

That should mitigate some of the upward pressure from energy prices.

The fact is, insurance can mitigate some of the problems, but not all of the grief.

It also lent a lovely sweetness, mitigating some of the full-on saltiness of the cheese.